I attend the home games and watch the away games on ESPN+. After the game is over, I listen to the radio, post-game interview on the drive home from the games in Davis. When the game is over on ESPN+, I tune into KHTK 1140 AM radio and listen to the post-game interview live online.

KHTK 1140 AM carries the Aggie games except when they get preempted by the Kings. You can listen to it online live but I don't know of any way to listen to these interviews except when they are being broadcast live though. You can google KHTK and go to their website to hear the live broadcast or you can link to KHTK through the Aggie Athletics website also.

I haven't figured out what radio station the games are broadcast on when the Kings game preempts the Aggie games.

I've never seen any press conferences for Jim Les like they have for Tim Plough. I was just thinking about this today and I think that both men's and women's basketball should have press conferences throughout the season just like football. The only time we hear from Les is in the post game, radio interviews.

I really enjoy your write ups. Very informative! I would love to see you do the same for the men as well.

I'm in the same boat. Hopefully, this dispute will be settled by then. I'll be looking for another provider if this goes on much longer.

Terrible seeing Kanagasabay go down after all she's been through already.

Why is that? I have YouTube TV and ESPN+ as well. You should be able to get the game on ESPN+. The regular ESPN channels (ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU) are the channels that have been affected by the YouTube TV and Disney contract dispute not ESPN+.

ABC is also out right now on YouTube TV as well. I hope they get this thing settled pretty soon. The greed involved with these big media corporations is out of control. Man, what a dog eat dog world it is when it comes to all these mergers and money grabs...

It appears that we have a lot of young talent and it will take a while for them to develop and grow into the pace and physicality of the college game. I hope that the injuries to Fagbeymi and Essos-Essis are not too serious and that we get to see them in action pretty soon also. The game against NDSU will be a tough test for us on Wednesday.

The early signing date is about a month away and, according to 247 Sports, Sac has an astonishing 485 offers out. They are also showing 35 commits and 15 decommits at this point. It will be interesting to see what their recruiting class looks like given the complete mess and bad press that Wood has created and the failure of Hornets to dominate all of the "JV FCS teams" on their schedule so far.

It's always concerning when the big boys start jumping in at the last moment. Hopefully, our commits will realize the special opportunity they have to actually get to play against the best teams in the FCS while getting a great education rather than riding the bench at a bigger program.

The men may get a few minutes to put their feet up and bask in the glow of victory, but they’ll be back at it Wednesday evening on their home floor against Summit League power North Dakota State. The Bison opened their season Monday night with a 67-65 loss at Oregon State after missing a shot in the final seconds that would have sent the game into overtime.

As for Wednesday night’s anticipated battle with North Dakota State, Les noted the Bison typically present a lot of problems with the quality of their offensive attack.

“Our defense is going to be tested,” Les added.

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“I was really pleased with the depth we showed tonight,” Les said.

“We got some really good production off the bench and that gives me a lot of confidence when those guys are in there. When we share the ball and spread the floor, we have a lot of guys who can make shots. We did get an early lead, then didn’t handle prosperity very well, but things were much more focused in the second half.”

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There is a fence like metal railing all along the length of the court now. It looked terrible on TV...like a barrier to keep fans off the court. I've never seen anything like that in a basketball arena. What's up with that?

The Aggies looked solid tonight beating Jessup 72-35. Ryan Bennett led the Ags with 21 followed by Megan Norris with 15.

I think this will be a very tough game for the Aggies. The Aggies have a lot of potential but, from what we saw against Menlo, we're definitely a work in progress.

What do you think the issue is with our Defense (understanding we loss the Conners brothers, which was a huge loss). Do we just not have enough big bodies up front? I couldn't really see how their RB was getting through so easily. For the most part, tackling looked good. Was it the scheme? — Sailorgabe

Listen to Plough at the presser today. I posted it in the Idaho game thread.

He really talks a lot about what happened on some of those big ISU rushes and he also talks about some of the things that ISU did that caused us problems. He also discusses how thin we are at DB. Apparently Vargas, Dobbins and Jones were all injured in the 3rd quarter also so we had several new WR's in the game which made the timing on the passing routes more challenging for Pinnick.

It looks like we have much more depth this year which is something we haven't had for a long time. You can see the potential that this team has but it's going to take some time for them to come together and iron out the wrinkles but I think the pieces are there for a pretty good team. We're going to take our lumps in the preseason but Les will have this team battle tested and ready for the conference.

My thoughts as well.

Disjointed offensive play by the Ags...definitely not in sync with each other. Defense forced a lot of TO's but also broke down too often and the rebounding leaves a lot to be desired. I guess this is to be expected with so many new players. The former Ag, JaMaal Unuakhalu, had an impressive half for the Oaks

It's been a problem forever...I don't get why they can't get it right...